How to Use WriteReader to Collaboratively Create Multimedia Books

336 One of last month's most popular posts was about WriteReader. WriteReader is a free service designed to help elementary school students create multimedia books with the help of their teachers. Teachers can create online classrooms in WriteReader in which they can view and edit their students' work. This afternoon I created a tutorial to show you how WriteReader works from a student's perspective and from a teacher's perspective.


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